szs v@@VERSION@@ r@@REV-NEXT@@ - @@@@-@@-@@ - Updated prefix database: Added CTGPS, EX, EXTR, GK2, GK3, GK7, HGSS, HWTA, SBSPLCP, SKK, TGO. Removed LPC. - Bug fix for option --lex-purge: The tools occasionally crashed when attempting to delete an existing but unneeded LEX file. - Added support for compression methods YBZ and YLZ (Yaz0 header, but alternative compressions bzip2 or LZMA). Use one of the new options --cybz, --ybz, --cylz or --ylz to select the new methods. LE-CODE supports YLZ. - New option --zero (-z): This option affects the exit status of the programs. Instead of an exit status, the value 0 is returned for OK. This happens for notices (-v, status<15), warnings (-vv, status<29), errors (-vvv, status<115) and fatal errors (-vvvv). The exit status for INTERRUPT (112) is never replaced. - Information only: wszst now knows 243 different options. ~ - KMP:STGI support for up to 255 laps. ~ - Option --kmp=MODES supports now settings 1LAP .. 15LAPS. ~ - New option --n-laps=LAPS override --kmp=MODES and accept 1 to 255 laps. ~ ~ - MDL support: Scanning a MDL file and transferring the data into an internal ~ format was already implemented, but only used for analysis purposes. Now it ~ is possible to create a binary MDL by reading the internal data. This is ~ the first step to add MDL materials to enable a track for slot 4.2. ~ - The tools verify the maximum number of CKPT, ENPT and ITPT (=255). Known bugs: - Minimaps with an additional bones layer above 'posLD' and 'posRU' (e.g. for scaling) are handled incorrect on auto adjusting the minimap. - The tools try always to find the optimal PNG format by analyzing the main image. The bug is, that mipmaps (or following images in TPL) may need a different output format (for example colors instead of grayscale). SOLUTION: Force an output format with for example --transform RGBA32. ~ - Creating a BRRES from local files is buggy, because missing adjust of ~ several BRRES and string pool pointers. ~ - If creating a BRRES the internal name of the sub file is not set to ~ the filename. This could be problematic if a sub file was renamed. ~